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Re: + or - ground whats the difference?
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Posted by jdemaris on January 25, 2005 at 12:09:45 from (209.23.28.69):
In Reply to: Re: + or - ground whats the difference? posted by Steve(OR) on January 25, 2005 at 10:13:54:
What you and I call a "scientific approach" may not be the same as some erudite college professor might argue. In many academic settings, my simple test might be deemed "anecdotal" with few controls, i.e., invalid. I had the unfortunate (or is it fortunate) experience of being a skilled-grunt and grease-monkey for most of my life - then got badly injured - started college in my upper 40s and got a few degrees thinking it would make me smarter. Well, what I DID learn is that, just like any other avenue of life, the academic society has lots of smart people along with a lot of ignorant, closed-minded buffoons who could not survive outside of the classroom or lecture hall. But, I guess this has little to do with tractors. I am once again, a blue-collar grunt.
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